texts: A Czech scientist and businessman, the owner and CEO of a real estate development company, and the owner and director of a zoo. More than 20 research articles have been published in international scientific journals. One of the six books written by Korec is Co je v dom, nen pro m! Shortly after the publication, it became a top seller. In 1981 <mask> graduated from the Faculty of Science, Charles University with a degree in Molecular Biology and Genetics. His thesis was titled "Analysis of susceptibility and resistance to rous sarcoma virus in inbred line of minor poultry." He received a PhD in Oncology in 1986 from the Institute ofMolecular Genetics of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, where he worked as a researcher.The University of Gttingen in Germany, as well as universities in London and Paris, completed long-term research fellowships with Korec after 1986. He published more than 20 research articles in international scientific journals and was the co-author of 11 patents. He founded the real estate development company EKOSPOL in 1992, and has served as its CEO and chairman ever since. EKOSPOL is one of the two largest residential developers in the Czech Republic by market share of apartment sales, and has also been listed among the 50 leading residential developers in Central and Eastern Europe by a trade magazine. In Czech media, Korec frequently comments on the mortgage market, as well as residential development, construction, and housing market. Between 2010 and 2016 he was the most quoted public figure in the Czech development industry, and EKOSPOL was the most mentioned development company in the media. In the Manager of the Year 2012 Awards, Korec received the Top Manager of the Sector of Real Estate Development and Construction Award.The final sales price of an apartment with the area of up to 50 m2 must correspond to a maximum of 20 times the annual rent in a given year. Large one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, etc. The annual rent should not be more than 25 to 30 times the sales price. The maximum sales price of an apartment in a given location is determined by the Korec's rule. This rule does not apply to the location. The current rent price of a given location can be found on real estate websites. Korec is active in the field of animal protection.In 2015, the zoo was bought by an insolvency administrator. The zoo was re-opened to the public later that year to focus on preservation. There are various animals bred by Korec, including horses. The most successful bitch of the Cane Corso dog breed in the Czech Republic is owned by him. The civic association Spolenost pro zvata and the charitable trust esk Krajina are supported by the company EKOSPOL. The end of the cage era is the goal of the animal rights campaign "Konec doby klecové" organized by Spolenost pro zvata. The genetics of two animal models are the focus of the scientific research led by Korec.The average lifespan of Cane Corso dogs was determined through a study of a statistically significant group in cooperation with 72 Cane Corso kennels from 25 countries. The purpose of the research is to prolong the life of Cane Corso dogs. The relationship between lifespan and hair colour was described in mammals for the first time. The results of the research were published. The Cane Italiano breed's coat colour is related to the inheritance of canine hip dysplasia. The segregation ratio of coat colour in the offspring is related to the coat colour of the parents. The results show that there is at least one gene that is responsible for coat colour.The findings are supposed to help predict the litter's characteristics. European and American bison are the focus of a project by Korec. The median longevity is determined by the recent results. The biggest difference in longevity between sexes that has been described in mammals is shown by the two bison species. The purpose of this research is to explain the genetic background of bison longevity. The editorial board of the US veterinary journal Approaches in Poultry, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences is chaired by Korec. They have a son, and are married to each other.The susceptibility of the Minor line of inbred hens to the Rous sarcoma virus was studied. The veterinarni Medicina UVTIZ. 1982. E. and HLONEK, I. The susceptibility of the Minor inbred chicken strain to Rous sarcoma virus was analyzed. The veterinarni medicina was published in 27. 1982.A rapid detection of avian oncoviruses group-specific antigens in feather pulp by the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays was performed. 30(1), 15–23. 1984. There is a sequence between the products of oncogenes and hormones. The European Journal of Cancer and Clinical Oncology is a journal. 1985. Antibodies against a synthetic decapeptide.The European Journal of Cancer and Clinical Oncology was published in 2011. 1985. There is a linkage between the B and C histocompatibility genes in chickens. The Folia biologica was published in 31(5). 1985. There is an effect of the expression of a viral gene on the growth of tumours in chickens. Folia biologica, 31(3), pp.1985. V., TIKHONENKO, A. T., OBUKH, I. HLONEK, I. and B. The gag gene is expressed in Brown Leghorn chickens. The Folia biologica was published in 1982. The year 1986. HLONEK, I., DOSTLOV, V., KOREC, E., ZELEN, V., KNIG, J., and NMECEK, V.The Folia biologica was published in 1677. The year 1986. HLONEK, I., MACH, O., STAR, J., NMECEK, V., and KNIG, J. The avidin-biotin system is used to detect antibodies to the hepatitis B surface antigen. The Folia biologica was published in 32(6). The year 1986. There is an anti-idiotype antibody that can be used as a vaccine.HLONEK, I., KOREC, E., DOSTLOV, V., STAR, J., KNIG, J., BICHKO, V. SEICHERTOV A. GREN, E. J. The hepatitis B core antigen is genetically manipulated. Folia biologica was published in 33(5): 295–300. 1987. E. and HLONEK, I. Elisa detected the group-specific antigens in the feathers of chickens.The Czechoslovakia is home to Folia Veterinaria. 1987. KNIG, J., HLONEK, I., DOSTLOV, V., STAR, J., and ZELEN, V. are related. Monoclonal antibodies are used to detect the hepatitis B surface antigens. Ceskoslovenska Epidemiologie, Mikrobiologie, imunologie, 37(1), 10. 1988. KNIG, J., and HLONEK are related.The avidin-biotin system can be used to detect antibodies against the hepatitis B core antigen. The journal of virological methods has a 3rd edition. 1989. HLONEK, I., Korec, E., and Korc, J. are related. The production of anti-idiotype is counteracted by a suppressive mechanism. Folia biologica was published in 35 years ago. 1989.Krcov, J., PALKOV, Z., VONDREJS, V., KORINEK, V., REINI, M., BICHKO V.V. HLONEK, I. Escherichia coli and Saccharomyces cerevisiae have the expression of hepatitis B virus. The 35th edition of Folia biologica was published. 1989. KNIG, J., BORISOV, G., MANAL, P., and HLONEK are related. The production, characterization, and use ofonoclonal antibodies for the diagnosis of hepatitis B e.The Journal of virological methods is a journal. 1990. There is an expression of large hepatitis B envelope protein mutants. The archives of infectious diseases, 122(3-4) 1992. Klec, E., and Reichl, W. H., specificity of antibodies against complete and truncated HBc from E. coli. In Chronically Evolving Viral Hepatitis is a book.There are more than 120 words in this article. Springer, Vienna. 1992. Absence of free core antigen in anti-HBc negative viremic hepatitis B was reported by POSSEHL, C., RepP, R., Heermann, K. H., and Korec, E. In Chronically Evolving Viral Hepatitis is a book. 39–41 was the final score. Springer, Vienna.1992. There is a Receptor-mediated transport of oligodeoxynucleotides into hepatic cells. The Journal of virological methods is a journal. 1993. Inhibition of hepatitis B virus surface gene expression by antisensedeoxynucleotides in a human hepatoma cell line. The 39th edition of Folia biologica was published. 1993.There is a Receptor-mediated transport of oligodeoxynucleotides into hepatic cells. The Journal of virological methods is a journal. 1993. Jak investovat do nemovitost bez rizika a bez starost. There is a book called Praha: Ekospol. Jak spn vybrat, financovat a koupit byt. There is a book called Praha: Ekospol.99 s............................ In 2015, Praha: Ekospol. Komc, E. and Suanka, F. Jak were both from Tboe. Praha: Ekospol. Longevity of Cane Corso Italiano dog breed and its relationship with hair colour. The journal was published in the Open Veterinary Journal. Longevity of Purebred Dog Breeds.There are approaches in poultry, dairy and veterinary sciences. The lifespan of humans and animals can be extended. The journal deals with scientific and technical research. There is 1(5). A year ago. HANL, M., Korc, E., CHALU PA, O. M. Segregation analysis of canine hip Dysplasia in Cane Corso Italiano dogs.Approaches in Poultry, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences. KOTT, O., KORPKOV, L., and GRIEBLOV, A. Approaches in poultry, dairy and veterinary sciences. E. Jak, ivot vaeho psa. ............................. The cane Corso Italiano has an inheritance of coat colour. The 21st edition of theBMC genetics, 20(1), 24, 2019.A handbook for a responsible dog breeding. Europe Books will be in London in 2021. The book is called 979-12-201-1540-7. The Y generation will decide it all, says the author of The Y generation will decide it all, according to the author of The Y generation will decide it all, according to the author of The Y generation will decide it all, according to the author of The Y generation will decide it all


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texts: <mask> (born December 4, 1962) is a former American football quarterback in the National Football League. He was the Most Valuable Player in the first season of the World League of American Football with the London Monarchs. He was a football player at the University of Maryland. Cumberland Valley High School was where <mask> lettered in football, basketball and track. He was a placekicker and a quarterback. He received a football scholarship from the University of Maryland. He was tried at wide receiver in the spring before being switched to quarterback in the fall.He was the backup to Boomer Esiason in 1983 and Frank Reich in 1984. <mask> took over the starting role after Reich went down with a shoulder injury. <mask> set a school record with 48 pass attempts in a loss to Penn State, but the Terps rebounded with three straight victories. The Hurricanes jumped out to a 31–0 lead at halftime while visiting Kosar and the defending national champion Miami Hurricanes in Week 9. The then-record comeback in college football history happened when <mask> was replaced by Reich. He was the starting quarterback for a team that was ranked #1 in the preseason. He broke Esiason's single-season record for passing yards.He broke the record for passing yards in a game with 361 against Clemson University and was second in passing efficiency. Even though the team went 9–3 overall, they had a perfect 6–0 record in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The season ended with a victory over Syracuse in the Cherry Bowl, where he passed for 223 yards and two touchdown. The offensive Most Valuable Player of the game was <mask>. He finished his college career second in school history in yards and completions. He was the first Maryland quarterback with three career 300-yard games and had a 13–4 record in the games he started. <mask> was selected in the sixth round of the 1986 NFL draft by the Dallas Cowboys.He was let go on August 18 because he wasn't able to get on the depth chart. He averaged 40.2 yards on 45 punts for the Roughriders in the Canadian Football League before being cut. He was a backup quarterback and did not throw a pass. <mask> was Jim Kelly's backup and was active in 5 games. He was placed on injured reserve after he injured his elbow during training camp. He was released and re-signed later in the week, but he didn't see any playing time and only played in three games. He did see some action at the end of a game in 1989 when he took a knee to end the game.He was a member of the Bills for four times. He was a free agent when he signed with Cincinnati. Sam Wyche thought he was good enough to be a starter, but he was cut before the camp ended. In 1990 he was selling machines to make money while still looking for a job in football, but later remarked that he would sooner face a blitz than deal with secretaries. The World League of American Football was established in the spring of 1990 by the National Football League. The former teammate of <mask>'s with the Bills was an assistant coach with the Surge. Haslett convinced <mask> to return to football.The Surge had a plan to draft <mask> in the supplemental draft. The Surge passed on <mask> and picked Anthony Henton. He joined the London Monarchs. London's head coach was Larry Kennan, who worked out <mask> while he was an assistant with the Los Angeles Raiders. After being drafted, <mask> made plans to get a teaching certificate and teach at DeMatha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Maryland. In the first game of the new league, <mask> and Witkowski led the Monarchs to victory. The league's first passing touchdown was scored by <mask>.<mask> led the Monarchs to a comeback victory against the New York/New Jersey Knights in the home opener, the first of three straight 300-yard games for him. In Week 5, he threw for four touchdown and 286 yards as the Monarchs beat the Montreal Machine. He led the Monarchs over the Skyhawks with 361 yards and three touchdown. After getting knocked out of a game against the Knights with a bruised shoulder, he returned the following game to throw for 325 yards and a touchdown in a victory over the Surge. The offensive line, nicknamed the "Nasty Boyz", allowed the least sacks in the league. The only loss of the season for the Monarchs was against the Barcelona Dragons at the end of the regular season. In the playoffs, <mask> avenged his injury by throwing for  391 yards and 5 touchdown in a 42–26 comeback victory over the Knights to send the Monarchs to the inaugural World Bowl.<mask> led the Monarchs to a 21–0 victory over Barcelona in the World Bowl, throwing for 191 yards and two touchdown. He had the best passer rating, completion percentage, and yards in the league and was tied for the lead in touchdown passes. He earned a $25,000 bonus for being the Most Valuable Player of the league. He failed to sign with an NFL team after his success in Europe. He would have had to pay double his salary in order to get an NFL team to sign him. <mask> was free to sign with any team after theWLAF nixed the fee. He joined the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League as a member of their practice squad despite being interested in joining the San Diego Bolts.<mask> was waived in August after the two sides couldn't come to an agreement. He was released by the Kansas City Chiefs seven days after he was signed. On September 18, he was signed by the Phoenix Cardinals, who were having quarterback trouble after starter Timm Rosenbach was injured for the season, and backup Tom Tupa was not performing well. He made his first start in a 14–10 loss to San Francisco in Week 12 after playing in two games against Minnesota and the New York Giants. He was picked off four times in a row by the Philadelphia Eagles, and the next week he was replaced by Chris Chandler after blowing a lead. <mask> played one more time in the season finale against New Orleans after he threw three picks up in a loss to the Cards. Although he was contractually obligated to return to the Monarchs, <mask> viewed it as an opportunity to showcase his talents for a possible return to the National Football League.He was picked up by the Seattle Seahawks as a Plan B free agent. Larry Kennan was his coach with the Monarchs. The first game back for <mask> was an overtime victory over the Knights in London. The Monarchs went on a seven-game winless streak under new head coach Ray Willsey. The only highlight of the season was a 45–13 thumping of the Montreal Machine, but the Monarchs finished the season at the bottom of the European division. He finished the season with 1,966 yards and 11 touchdown, but his numbers were down slightly from a year earlier. <mask> did not want to return because of the stress of two seasons in one year.<mask> was going to be the third-string quarterback for the 1992 season. His first appearance came in relief of McGwire in week 7 against the Dallas Cowboys, and he threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown. <mask> got the start against the Los Angeles Raiders after McGwire and Stouffer were injured, but the Seahawks were shut out for the second week in a row. He started the next two games while waiting for Stouffer to return from his injury. On Monday Night Football, he would lead the team to an unlikely comeback, throwing a game-tying touchdown on the final play of regulation. The game was decided in overtime on John Kasay's 32-yard game winner; <mask> finished the evening with 164 yards and a touchdown in less than a full quarter's work. The season ended with the lowest points scored in a 16-game season in league history as the Seahawks were unable to win any more games.<mask>'s only appearance in 1993 was in relief of Rick Mirer in the fourth quarter of a game against New England. He only appeared in the 1994 season finale after two years on the bench. He tore a groin muscle on the second series of downs in the last regular season game against the Raiders. The 1996 season was <mask>'s last. <mask>'s nickname was "Blueprint" because of his knowledge of many different offenses. He is the Senior Vice President at Kalmia. <mask> is married to a woman.He has two children, Paul and Elizabeth, three step-sons, Andrew, Patrick, and Sam, and a grandson. There are people from Pennsylvania who play American football and players from Seattle and London.

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texts: The Royal Engineers played in the 1872 FA Cup Final and Col. <mask> was an Irish Republican. The four military campaigns he was involved in as a soldier were the Ashanti campaign of 1873–74, the Zhob Valley expedition of 1884, the Nile expedition of 1884–85 and the Burma expedition of 1887–88. He was involved with the United Irish movement at the end of his career. The second of three children born to John and Jane Maria was born in Malta. He enlisted in the 3rd Foot 'The Buffs' at the age of 17 and was a career soldier. John was a sergeant at the time of <mask>'s birth. He was promoted to Colour Sergeant during the war.Lieutenant in February 1856. On March 3, 1858, this promotion was made permanent. He was promoted to Captain on January 5, 1870. While serving with the 2nd Battalion, The Buffs in Malta in 1858, Adjutant <mask>, not wanting to be shown up in front of the 21st Royal (North British) Fusiliers, spurred his men on with the words: "Steady, the Buffs! The Fusiliers are watching you. From 1868 to 1871, <mask> attended the Royal Military Academy in Woolwich. Before joining the Royal Engineers, <mask> was a football player.In rushes and scrimmages, <mask> played as a forward. The Royal Engineers were one of fifteen teams who entered the inaugural FA Cup competition in 1871, and after victories over Hitchin and Crystal Palace, they met the top amateur club of the day. He played for the Royal Engineers in 1873 and made one appearance for Warwickshire in 1877. On August 2, 1871, <mask> joined the Royal Engineers as a Lieutenant. Two of his fellow FA Cup finalist, Alfred Goodwyn and Herbert Muirhead, as well as Richard Ruck, who played in the 1875 FA Cup Final, were all graduates on the same day. Twelve years later, he was promoted to Captain. After being promoted to Major on 18 January 1890 and Lieutenant-Colonel on 1 October 1897, he became a full Colonel on 1 October 1901.Between August 1871 and November 1873, when he was based at Chatham, he was posted to the Gold Coast, where he was part of a rearguard force during the Battle of Amoaful. The Ashantee medal has a clasp. After being posted to India in November 1874, where he was an assistant engineer, he returned to England in July 1876. He was posted to India again in December 1884, after he had been in England, Ireland, and Gibraltar for two years. He was in charge of the 4th Company, Bengal Sappers & Miners during the Zhob Valley expedition in 1884. After returning to Chatham in February 1885, he was posted to Egypt but only for a short time. Before becoming the District R.E., he was a station officer at Aswan and Shellal.Major General Francis Grenfell was the officer with the Frontier Field Force. After returning to India in October 1885, he was awarded the India General Service Medal with clasp for his service in the Burma Field Force. He was posted to Egypt for five years after he was posted to England in 1891. He spent the last five years of his military service in Ireland. On November 8, 1897, The Times reported that Lt. Col. E W <mask> was promoted to Commanding R.E., Cork District. In October 1901, <mask> was reduced to half-pay and retired at the age of 52. According to the family, <mask> got the nickname '<mask>' in the army because of his temper, and his servants would hide if they heard him approaching.During his posting at Cork, it is reported that he became interested in the United Irish movement and embarrassed relations with the British when he visited them on board ships. In 1915, <mask> traveled to Dublin to work for the Irish Volunteers. The Irishman who was described as "an Irishman whose people had been in the British Army for several generations" and "a delightful old man, a man of first-rate ability" was attempting to organize the Irish Volunteers. He commuted part of his pension in order to come over to Dublin and work for the Volunteers. He had a weak heart. John Fitzgibbon was appointed a fellow member of the military staff. After three months, he ran out of money and returned to England, not wanting to be a charge on the movement in any way."He should be remembered as a great-hearted Irish gentleman who sacrificed his health and a large portion of the little money he had to serve his country but, unfortunately, owing to age and temperament was unable to make the mark which his intentions and devotion deserved." The wife and children were married on October 8, 1876 at St Stephen's by Saltash, Cornwall. The couple had five children. There are external links to the Easter Rising and the FA Cup Final players Graduates of the Royal Military Academy. The players are Royal Engineers officers.

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texts: <mask> is an Iranian-Dutch professor of law, philosopher, poet, and critic of political Islam. He is an expert in international public law. <mask> came to the Netherlands as a political refugee. He has first-hand experience with the Islamic theocratic government of Iran, and he writes often about how such issues are affecting the world in general and the Netherlands in particular. He is currently heavily guarded due to threats on his life. <mask> was born in Iran. He learned the profession of journalism when he was a kid.He was a journalist for Iranian magazines. He was a supporter of the Fedayan-e Khalq-e Iran during the Iranian Revolution. There was a split in this party after the revolution. Many followers of this party become supporters of the Tudeh Party of Iran. <mask> was active with the Youth Organization of Tudeh Party of Iran. The Islamic regime suppressed all political parties that were not aligned with it after the Revolution. <mask> went underground to escape the country because he was in danger of being arrested.He decided to go to Pakistan. He fled to Afghanistan after being extradited to Iran, where a community of intellectuals and activists from Iran had gathered. He learned poetry from Siavash Kasraie, who was also a member of the Tudeh Party of Iran. He studied medicine in the capital of Afghanistan. <mask> and a few of his friends broke up with the Tudeh Party of Iran because of the leaders of the Tudeh Party in Kabul who were, in <mask>'s opinion, Stalinist figures. In 1989 he was invited to come to the Netherlands by the United Nations and was flown out of the country with other dissidents who were also in danger. <mask> is accused of misrepresentation by Ian Buruma."Buruma gets these basic facts upside down," says Ibn Warraq. <mask> did not arrive in the Netherlands under false pretenses. Spuriousness of such allegations is also asserted by others like J. Hoeksma who was part of the legal staff of the Dutch representation of the UNHCR at the time. The same grievances have been brought to the fore by <mask> himself and Frits Bolkestein due to which Buruma was forced to make many changes to his book. The winner of the literature prize is defending the truth of <mask>'s case. <mask> began his studies of law in the Netherlands. He obtained a degree in international public law, criminal law, and philosophy in 1996.He worked at the Amsterdam Center for International Law at the University of Amsterdam. He obtained a PhD from the University of Tilburg in 2003 with the title of "A Investigation into the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa". The political transition sparked by the South-African Truth and Reconciliation Commission was the focus of his research. The question of why the South Africans chose a tribunal instead of a criminal tribunal that could try and punish the crimes of the past was central to his research. He has written an article titled "Political Transition to a Democratic Regime: The South African Echoes of Forgiveness, Truth Commission and," which can be found in a later academic book. The commission was found to be an acceptable tribunal by his research. In 2003 he became an associated professor of jurisprudence, and since 2005 he is a full professor at the law faculty of the University of Leiden.He is the academic director of the Institute for the Interdisciplinary Study of the Law. <mask> was a regular columnist for NRC Handelsblad. <mask> is a writer for international magazines and newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal, Le Monde, and Le Figaro. <mask> wrote an open letter to the Supreme Leader of Iran after the Iranian presidential election. Le Monde, The Wall Street Journal, and NRC Handelsblad all published the letter. The letter "Your Regime Is Finished" was subtitled "The children of the revolution will accept the ayatollah's rule no more" by NRC Handelsblad. It is certain that <mask> is a defender of the freedom of speech.There is a reference to the book "The State of Exception and Militant Democracy in a Time of Terror" in the most recent publication. The extremists are afraid that if Dutch society becomes a safe haven for an intellectual discussion of political Islam, it will be very dangerous for them. Some intellectuals have capitulated. The opera Aisha was canceled in 2001 because the Prophet's wife was on stage. A number of actresses felt threatened and the production had to be canceled. Hasna el Maroudi was forced to abandon her column on the NRC Handelsblad because of threats of violence. Civil courage has been lost.Why don't we hear from the people who capitulated about the consequences? Civil courage should be expected from everyone around them, not just those who are threatened. Five years ago, my Afghan sister-in-law moved to the United States, where she works, pays taxes and takes part in public life. She wouldn't have got a job or won acceptance as a citizen if she had turned up in Europe. The demonstrators attest that the people of Iran, the children of the revolution, will not accept your rule. It is no longer possible for your regime to exercise sovereignty over the Iranian people without resorting to violence. Iran is at a crossroads, either the will of the people is accepted and a peaceful transition to democracy is achieved or you plan to respond to these protests by launching a bloodbath, which will cause unprecedented chaos in Iran.Can a regime that is hated by a huge majority of the population transform itself into a democratic administration that recognizes the rule of law? Has it ever been possible for a political transition to take place without bloodshed? The co-author of "Political Islam and the Attack on Religious Freedom" is Verrijzenis van woorden. Telos 146 (Winter 2008). Telos Press is in New York. The duo-blog of <mask> and De Winter is hosted by Elsevier. Muslim critics of Islam University of Amsterdam faculty Dutch male poets 20th-century Dutch philosophers Iranian emigrants to the Netherlands Iranian former Shia Muslims Iranian philosophers Living people Writers from Tehran

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texts: <mask> was a French stage and film actor as well as a playwright. La Foire aux femmes was written by Pierre Chevalier.


texts: <mask> is an Australian television and radio host, writer and producer. She has covered the Olympics, the US Open Tennis, 5 Super Bowls, the Red Bull Air Race World Championship and the Oscars. She has worked for several American and Australian television networks. She majored in Film and Television Production and competed in the Australian University Games after graduating from the University of Technology. In 1999 he hosted the weekend edition of Toyota World Sport, as well as appearing on various other sports, travel and entertainment shows on Fox Sports, Network Ten, and the National Geographic Channel. Along with anchoring Toyota World Sport, she also hosted breaking international soccer news and results on The World Game and On the Ball. The weekly sports series, Australian Horse Sports, was produced and presented by Mieke.In 1998 she got her first taste of live radio, hosting a weekly pop-culture show at FBI radio, and then hosted the breakfast slot at Telstra's Basement.com.au live streaming music station. Entertainment Extra was one of the shows that Mieke hosted for Fox8 In Australia. She co-hosted a national survey special, Are You Good in Bed?, and presented short-form travel series Postcards from Paradise. The red carpet was worked on by <mask> and Molly Meldrum. Despite not appearing on a prime-time free-to-air program, Buchan was nominated for a Logie in the Most Popular New Female category. <mask> was able to host, produce, cast and write this 8 part short-form series because of Sports Sunday for National Geographic. Between 2003 and 2008 she lived and worked in Los Angeles, where she continued to cover the world's largest sports and entertainment events on networks.The weekly film review show, Previews for The Soundtrack Channel, was co-written and presented by Buchan. Her interview with Kevin Costner at the Hollywood Sunset Ranch for the special edition release of "out on the range" was one of the network specials she worked on. She hosted Poker at the Plaza and the Celebrity Poker Pro-Am for Fox Sports. Head to Head was a correspondent for Fox Sports and also appeared on the network as a correspondent on the Best Damn Sports Show. She was the on-field correspondent for five Super Bowls for her home network in Australia. Mieke was hired to host the annual movie awards specials. Mieke was the face of the new American network, Tennis Channel.In addition to live, major event broadcasting duties, <mask> helmed international sports-travel series. She road-tested the best sports resorts in the world while also visiting the best food and wine from each region. Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Andalucia, New York, South Carolina, Thailand, Montreal, Cabo San Lucas, Australia, Carmel, and many more are included. It was distributed to sports networks all over the world. She hosted travel specials such as "Off the Strip with <mask> <mask>" and The US Open Players Party specials. Mieke developed a reputation as an intuitive interviewer. Serena Williams is one of the people she interviewed.When she wasn't on the road, she volunteered at M+TV, where she hosted the live 3 hour viewer request show V2R. The network reached into the local community to support local musicians and performers, and train young people in disadvantaged neighbourhoods in practical media skills. Something that Buchan is very passionate about. She moved her home base to London. She hosted the Red Bull Air Race World Series for Fox Sports America in locations that included Budapest, Porto, and London. She continued to host and co-produce Tennis Channel'sDestination as it traveled throughout locations including Switzerland, Austria, Spain and Thailand. She co-hosted The Hot Breakfast radio show with Eddie McGuire on Triple M in August 2011.Making Tracks is an Australian road-trip travel series. On Saturday afternoons, the series was aired on Channel 10. She was a weekly segment contributor on the morning show Dave and Kim, in which she debated and discussed the news stories of the day. Special guests from the world of international and Australian sports were on the sports panel chat show. This aired on Mondays and Thursdays at 8pm. She became a weekly contributor to the Channel Seven's Morning Show 'Buzz' segment, in which she shared her views and opinions on the news stories of the day. Randomonium Pictures opened its doors in August of 2012 as a TV and online content production company.A group of media professionals produced and directed TV and online projects for a range of clients. When talkback radio commitments took over, the doors closed. The host of the movie preview and interview programming was appointed by Big Pond Movies. Her first interview was with Tom Hiddleston, who played Loki in the movie. Some of the people who have interviewed include; Chris Hemsworth, Kit Harrington, and Dwayne Johnson. Mieke was a part of the cast of ABC Grandstand's "The Left Field". In 2016 she began contributing to Bill Wood's 2UE radio Drive program in a sports segment called "Buchan the Trend".She co-hosted 5 weeks of Breakfast radio on the network. She co-hosted Summer Saturday with Mark Levy. Buchan was offered the Monday to Friday afternoon show hosting role. She co-hosted midday-4pm for 9 months and then moved to midday-2pm Monday to Friday. Mieke's trademark humour and off-the-cuff style were highlighted in these programs. She co-hosted several weeks of Summer Breakfast and Drive. She did an outside broadcast while running a fun run.Mieke continued her co-hosting role at the radio station, as well as contributing to the afternoon show with Steve Price. She was a guest contributor on Channel Ten's "The Project" and 3AW Drive with Tom Elliot. Mieke left the network after it was taken over by Nine Radio. While working on her psychology degree, 2020 Buchan founded community-focussed media advisory and content creation collective "The Get Good" www.thegetgood.com. She ghost- writes speeches for prominent community and sporting figures. Prior to TV and radio broadcasting, Mieke worked as a contract brand and media consultant. She has produced major national and international branded content projects and has assisted numerous community and charity groups with their communication and campaign needs.In 2003 she was nominated for a Logie Award. Australian people of Canadian descent, Australian people of Dutch descent, University of Technology alumni, and women television personalities are some of the links.

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texts: The command of Colonel <mask> ended in disaster when he and nearly every member of his force were killed or captured by the Mohawks. <mask>'s Defeat is a famous skirmish in American history. On 15 April 1733, at Octarano Settlement, <mask> was born, he was married to Mary Murphy in 1717 and they had two children. He came to Pennsylvania before 1725 from Chester Co. The family moved to Lancaster County. They moved to York in 1737 where they bought 5000 acres. Mary Erwin was married to <mask>.His first marriage was in 1756. One of the strongest men in Westmoreland County was the son of the <mask> family. He used to support his fellow settlers by acquiring large tracts of land. The blockhouse on the Pennsylvania frontier was used as an armory and a safe haven between the forts at Hanna's Town and Ligonier. <mask>'s land was where the blockhouse was built. The Archaeological Institute of America reported in 2002 that the blockhouse had been rediscovered and preserved as a historical landmark. He joined the Second Battalion in the provincial service on 18 July 1763.He was made a justice in Westmoreland County after he and his brother William were appointed justices in Bedford County. <mask> is listed as a Westmoreland official in several capacities in a listing of the deputies to the provincial convention held at Philadelphia. He was appointed county lieutenant and prothonotary in 1777. He was the clerk for both the Court of Quarter Session and the Orphans Court. In 1781, he was Clerk of Court in Westmoreland County, Pa. During the French and Indian War and the colonization of Western Pennsylvania, Virginia and Kentucky, there was a lot of tension between Europeans and Native Americans. Native American killings and depredations had led to a breakdown in relations on the frontier and Indian leaders were now allied with the British against the Americans.In 1781, <mask> as the County Lieutenant for Westmoreland County and Colonel Daniel Brodhead, who commanded the Colonial forces at Fort Pitt were unable to agree upon a strategy for meeting Indian attacks upon colonial settlements on the frontiers of Pennsylvania and Ohio. Attacks increased as a result of no effective action being taken. General George Rogers Clark of Virginia came north to prosecute the war in Northern Virginia and Pennsylvania. <mask> was asked by Clark to organize a militia of Pennsylvania Rangers. Broadhead was ordered by George Washington to support the expedition. The Indian activities were a grave concern to the settlers and <mask> was able to organize a unit of 107 men by July 1781. General Clark created the plan of attack.To destroy their warriors, to burn their houses, and to so weaken them that they would not be able to disturb the settlers of Western Pennsylvania were its declared mission. Clark's goal was to capture the British outpost at Detroit. Clark had led similar campaigns in the past and the specific attack strategy began with an expedition down the Ohio River. General Clark had a plan to divide his forces into two groups, one commanded by himself and the other by <mask>. The two forces were going to split up after they moved down the Ohio River. <mask> was to move north against the Sandusky tribe while Clark was to move west and south against the Shawnee and Delaware. They would return to Detroit to capture it from the British once they had defeated their enemies.Initially Clark's forces and <mask>'s forces would be supplied at Ft Pitt, followed by a trek down the Ohio River. Things did not go as planned when <mask>'s party of one hundred & seven mounted volunteers rendezvoused at the Block House. After waiting for supplies from Brodhead, they began their march on 2 August. Clark was on his way to Forth Henry. When <mask>'s troops arrived on the 8th of August, they found that Clark and all the men, boats and stores had already left. <mask> was directed by Clark to follow him to the Falls of the Ohio. Clark was in a tough situation.His troops were farmers who were desperate to get back to work. Lieutenant Baker and sixteen men who were deserting from Clark at Fishing creek were captured by <mask>. He was obliged to keep moving even though he needed a bigger force to penetrate the enemy lands. Clark did not leave the supplies that Lochrey needed because he was uncertain that <mask> was even following him. <mask> had a difficult situation because his troops were not deserting. At Fort Henry, his stores ceased to exist. In order to get supplies to Clark, he detached a Captain Shannon with seven men in a small boat.Shannon carried the letter with him. The year 1781. General, my dear General. This is the post I arrived at. There is no Boats, provisions or ammunition left. I have sent you a small canoe so you know what to do. I will follow you if you send back the articles where I will overtake you.Light Horse is one hundred strong. Sir, I am A. Lockry. Shannon and his men were captured by the Indians who were watching the expedition. <mask>'s situation was detailed in the letter to General Clark. The Indians immediately planned to attack Lochry. About 150 warriors were raised after they called in their braves. George and his brother Simon led the Indians against the colonialists on the frontier.Captain Shannon's small group was forced to accompany the Indians for several days while they followed <mask> down the river and waited the arrival of 500 men with which they intended to attack. The middle of the Ohio River offered some protection against attacks. The route made it hard for men and horses to get food. <mask> ordered his men to go to shore on the north side of the Ohio River near the present-day town of Aurora, Indiana, at about 10:00 in the morning of August 24, 1781. The men killed a buffalo to make room for the horses. The news of the landing was communicated to the larger force of 648 warriors by the Indian scouts that were out along both banks of the river. Some of the men took up positions on a bluff overlooking the sand bar where the Pennsylvania Rangers were located.Others approached from the other side of the river. They took the militia by surprise with a sudden volley of shots. The soldiers fought for their lives as long as they had bullets. The Indians closed in on them when they tried to escape in their boats. <mask> and his troops were unable to defend themselves. The members of the expedition were captured. <mask> was tomahawked by a Native American while sitting on a log, and all the wounded who were unable to march were dispatched.The prisoners were taken to Detroit and then sent to Montreal. They were sold to the British along the way. The average price for a soldier was one gallon of booze. The initial number of deaths was 37, but perhaps as few as 25 soldiers returned from captivity to describe what happened. There was no news of the expedition or the fate of the men in the intervening years. General Clark didn't know about <mask>'s defeat until several months later. There are places named after Lochry near the battle site, including Laughery Creek and Laughery Island.The British officers took information from the captured and dead militiamen. The documents were re-discovered in England and can provide insight into the battle. There is a list of the troops killed or captured. It might have been prepared by Simon. Some of the members officers who were captured kept records and made mention of some individuals in this group. A list of the members of the expedition is shown below along with variant name spellings and an approximate age at the time of the capture. Killed 1.Col. Lochry 2. Capt. William Campbell 3. It's Ens. The name of the person is Ephraim Ralph. It's Ens. Alexander Maxwell was 5.It's Ens. There is a person named Cahill 6. Sergt. Galaher 7. Sergt. Evens 8. Sergt.There is an accidental self- inflicted knife wound. Sergt. There was a person named "Forsyth 10." Sergt. James Black 11. Sergt. Allison 12.Corp. Paton 13. John Gibson was 14. John Young was 15. Robt. Dongan 16. John Straiton was 17 years old. John Burns was 18.William Hudson was 19 years old. John Pheasant is probably a person. Zenis Hardon was 21. John Milligan died at the age of 22. John Corn was killed in the line of duty. Mathew Lamb was 24. Joseph Baily was 25.John Smith was 26. Wm. There is a man named Cain. Adam is 28. Peter McLin was 29 years old. Askin was 30. David Ellinger was 31.George Butcher was 32. Peter Berkman is 33. Josia is 34. John Row 35. Peter was 36. J. Mc Right was 37. John McKimby is a prisoner.Major Craigcraft 2. Capt. Stokly 3. There is a cap. Robert Orr is in the state of Washington. Twp. 4.There is a cap. Shannon is from Donegal Twp. 5. Lieutenant Robinson 6. Anderson is a lieutenant. Lieutenant Craig 8. Lieutenant Scott 9.Lieutenant Melchior or Melcher Baker 10. It's Ens. Hunter 11. It's Ens. There is a person named Guthrie. 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The person should be Cain. Jas. It was McPherson 26. Wm. Martial 27.Peter Conoly was 28. John Farrell was 29 years old. Denis McCarthy was 30. Solomon Atkill died at 31. John Lavear died at the age of 32. Mathias Fisher is 33. George Dice was 34.John Porter was 35. John Smith was 36. Adam Ourry was 37. Saml Le Fever (Prisoners Continued) 38 was published. John Hunter was 39. Joseph Erwin was 40 years old. Manassa Coyl was 41.Hugh Steer was 42. John Cat 43. Valantine Lawrence had 44. Jacob Lawrence was 45. Christian fasts 46. Charles McLin died at the age of 47. William Noach was 48.Henry France was 49. Highly qualified at 50. George Mason had a score of 51. Wm. Witherenton was 52. Eairy Cuighly was 53. That's right.James was 54. That's right. Atkinson was 55. John Stackhouse had a score of 56. Wm. Clark had a score of 57. Elishia Risley had a score of 58.James Dunseith died at the age of 59. Danl. There was a man named Cain who was 60 years old. Wm. Think 61. Robert Wilson had a score of 62. Lewis was 63.Alex Burns scored 64. Hugh More is 65 years old. It is a private matter. William Roark was born in 1760. It is a private matter. According to his pension application, Mathias Fisher escaped, but was later captured by Indians. He escaped and went home to Westmoreland, Pennsylvania.Excerpts of William's separation with his unit under Captain Michael Catt who was to become part of General Clark's army and his captivity as a POW with the Ohio Indians who moved him to Canada and his fight with Congress to collect his Revolutionary War Pension #S Some men may have escaped the capture and are not on this list. The Long Lost Lochry Blockhouse was found in Pennsylvania and has a brief history.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian activist who is best known for filing at least 15 complaints of discrimination on the basis of gender identity against various beauty salons after they refused to wax her male genitalia. There were complaints filed with the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal. The case was the first of its kind in Canada. The Tribunal ruled that she had racist motives. In the following years, he has made more complaints of discrimination, libel and privacy breach. Since she was six years old, she has considered herself trans, but was afraid to be open about it. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217A computer science student at a British Columbia university. She gained her first public attention in 2008 when she used Facebook to call for a National Sex Day. She sent out free condoms as part of the campaign. She said it was a marketing promotion. Over 100,000 Facebook users were attracted to the promotion. He worked in tech support. Her business provided internet support to customers.She legally changed her name to <mask> after running the business for several years under her birth name. Cimorelli's social media and marketing products were endorsed by the American vocal group. She worked as a public relations manager for a house music singer. In the Township of Langley, she is known for her advocacy on a number of issues. Providing feminine hygiene products, funding of her campaign for the Miss BC title, and single-use plastic are some of the issues she spoke about. She advocated for an end to gender based segregation in physical education classes. She was an advocate for the "all-bodies swim" at the public pool.Parents and caretakers were not allowed at the event for ages 12 and up, with clothing above the waist optional. The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal received a number of human rights complaints in the course of the year. In Canada's first major court case to deal with alleged discrimination against trans people, <mask> sought as much as $15,000 in damages. estheticians said they were not comfortable waxing male genitalia for personal or religious reasons. They argued that having male genitalia was more important than being trans for them. During the hearings, the denial of the service to male genitalia was compared to neo-Nazism. Non-white and immigrants who did not speak English were the respondents.The businesses were forced to close because of the complaints. She said that she did publish "racist remarks" because she was denied services daily from the East Indian community. We are not the victims. In October of last year, the Tribunal ruled against <mask> and ordered her to pay $6,000 in compensation to three service providers. The tribunal member stated that she "targeted small businesses, manufactured the conditions for a human rights complaint, and then used that complaint to pursue a financial settlement from parties who were unsophisticated and unlikely to mount a proper defence." She said that respondents probably felt uncomfortable or awkward for her own amusement or as a form of revenge. She was found to have been financially motivated in 10 of the 13 complaints, untruthful on the central aspect of her complaint, and had made "scurrilous attacks" on one of the respondents.The ruling found that she was deceptive as she used different Facebook accounts with different names and photos to engage the same esthetician. "<mask> was motivated to punish racialized and immigrant women based on her perception that certain ethnic groups, namely South Asian and Asian communities are 'taking over' and advance an agenda hostile to the interests of LGBTQ+ people," said Cousineau. The tribunal ruled that since no salon advertised waxing services for male genitals, that's why. They did not discriminate against <mask> on the basis of her gender identity, but they did reject the complaint about the refusal to wax her arms and legs. The appeal against the verdict was rejected. The tribunal found that the complaints were withdrawn when the Respondent mounted a defence that was improper. She was characterized as a "frequent litigant" rather than being a vexatious litigant."After her identity and role in these complaints was revealed, she faced a torrent of backlash and hatred, and from that point onward was representing herself in very difficult circumstances." On January 7, 2020, the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF), which had represented three of the original respondents, announced it was representing another salon in an additional complaint. This was the eighth case she had filed with the Tribunal and she believed case law was INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Her failure to pay fines resulted in her complaint being deferred for six months. In September 2020 it was announced that the complaints had been dropped. In August 2020, a new civil suit was filed against three of the women involved in the Tribunal case. In an email to the National Post, she said that she paid the money owed to the beauticians in the Tribunal case, but they had failed to remove related liens against her.In 2020, she sued the Township of Langley for $35,000 for her treatment after her arrest and detainment on weapons charges. She said that she was discriminated against because of her disability, that the cells at the jail were unsanitary, and that one guard failed to provide her with diabetes medication or victim services. She said that staff harassed her by using incorrect pronouns. In October 2020, the JCCF claimed that it was representing a beauty pageant for women and girls against a human rights complaint lodged by a woman with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario on the basis that she had been discriminated against based on her gender identity. The policy of the pageant is to accept genetic females and fully transitioned females. According to the Western Standard,<mask> sought damages for "injury to dignity and feelings". In January of 2021, she filed two complaints with the Canadian Human Rights Commission against the Langley Royal Canadian Mounted Police.The Provincial Health Services Authority and Fraser Health are accused of breaching her personal health information. In February of 2021, the Township of Langley Fire Department wrote to <mask> telling her that she would be charged if she contacted them again to request assistance getting out of a bath. After contesting the allegations, she stated that she intended to file a lawsuit against the Township of Langley. The case with <mask> reversed a lot of the success the trans community had enjoyed with the tribunal, according to a BC human rights lawyer. Smith said that a major problem was that there was no legal representation for <mask>, which allowed him to make serious errors, such as making negative comments on social media, which a lawyer would have prevented. Smith said there would be representation for cases like this because of the need for better Legal Aid funding. Following the filing of the complaint,<mask> appeared on the radio show of American conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, was the subject of dozens of news articles and opinion pieces, and was DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatchJones and other media outlets used the case to rile their followers. A segment on Tucker Carlson's Fox News show was about the case. Those seeking to undermine the human rights regime, or to suggest that human rights have gone too far, have used the news stories around this case to make their point. The public spectacle it created outside of the Tribunal was notable. It was characterized by a lot of hostility. The case had largely been covered by right-wing media, who she suggested normally were not concerned with the marginalized groups they showed concern for. A woman who feels uncomfortable working with a penis should not be called a bigot because it makes a mockery of the hate crimes that are committed against trans people every day.By allowing queer people who do bad things to avoid scrutiny, we make a more dangerous space for them. The Toronto Star reported that there had been an increase in online hate against trans people, as a result of the coverage of the Yaniv Tribunal case. Chiu said that the ruling could embolden transphobia, while the public loses sight of how marginalized the community still is. In Australia, a woman who doesn't want to touch a stranger's penis or scrotum can lose her job if she is accused of being a bigot. It was cited as a factor in the centre-right Liberal-National Coalition's decision to oppose a proposed gender self-identification law in Victoria, Australia, and in the Parliament of Australia in support of the Australian Education Legislation Amendment. Helen Joyce wrote a book about discrimination against the waxing salon. On August 8, 2019, the Langley Mounties arrested the man after he showed a taser in a video.She was debating with Blaire White when she displayed a prohibited weapon. Police said the weapon was not directed at anyone. Two electrical weapons were seized when police raided her home. On January 13, 2020, he appeared in the court for weapons charges. According to the registry, the man was found guilty of possession of a prohibited weapon and sentenced to a conditional discharge. According to the Langley Advance Times, she received a firearms prohibition. In December 2020, the Western Standard reported that the Langley Royal Canadian Mounted Police had charged <mask> with making threats against Chris Elston.According to Joseph Brean of the National Post, <mask> has been accused of online harassment. She is accused of using sexualized language in online communications with girls. The allegations have been denied byYaniv. One of the allegations was made by a girl from Washington State, who said that Yaniv made declarations of sexual interest over social media when she was 14 years old. The National Post received a recording of a man making sexual comments using the voice of Elmo. The recording was not sent to the girl, but to a friend. Murphy was banned from the platform because of her interactions with <mask>.Murphy had called her "him" in violation of the hate and harassment policy. 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Shepherd responded "at least I have a uterus, you fat ugly man", to whichYaniv said "I heard Donald Trump is building a wall inside of your uterus, hopefully the wall works as intended". Shepherd was told that she had violated the rules. Critics accused the social networking site of double standards after allowing Yaniv to go free. Shepherd's account was restored in July.There are people from British Columbia who are missing a year of birth.

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texts: A Mexican professional footballer who plays as a right-back is named <mask>. He was a member of Mexico's team at the 2010 and 2014 World Cup, as well as the 2011 and 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup, and the Copa América Centenario. Pachuca Club de Ftbol was where <mask> began his career. He began his career in Pachuca's second division team, Pachuca Juniors. He was sent to Indios de Ciudad Jurez for two seasons in order to gain more experience. After returning to Pachuca in 2005 and making 27 appearances with the "B team" (Pachuca Juniors), Aguilar made his first-team debut in the 2006 Apertura tournament on 6 August in a match against Cruz Azul, with the match ending in a 2–3 defeat. <mask> scored a goal in the 56th minute of the game after playing the entire ninety minutes.América was defeated in the final of the Clausura championship by Pachuca. <mask> was a mainstay within the squad and won the trust of the manager. Since earning a starting position at right-back during the 2008 Clausura, Aguilar has barely missed a game. The 2008 and 2010 Club World Cup were hosted by Pachuca. His performance with the club earned him a spot in the final 23 man national team squad who would play in the 2010 World Cup. <mask> was sold to América for Juan Carlos Silva and Enrique Esqueda in exchange for five years and ten seasons with Pachuca. Club América officially welcomed Aguilar on May 23, 2011.On 31 July, he made his América debut in a league match against Toluca, which ended in a 1–1 draw. He became a popular player with the club's fans. He scored his first goal for América in the 90th minute against Guadalajara. <mask>r won his first title with América after defeating Cruz Azul in the Clausura final. The América player signed a two-year contract extension in March of this year. He had previously stated that he wanted to end his career at América. On 30 May, he made his 100th appearance for América in a 4–0 win over Guadalajara.Prior to the first-leg of the Apertura semifinal series against Monterrey, it was reported that manager Antonio Mohamed separated the player from the squad due to a dressing-room confrontation. On December 2, 2020, <mask> left Club América. He signed with Jurez on July 19th, 2021. In October 2007, <mask> was called up for the first time by coach Hugo Snchez to play against Nigeria, however he did not see any playing time. He made his debut with the national team on September 30th in a friendly match against Colombia, after being called up for the second time in 2009. The match ended in a 2–1 defeat with Mexico's only goal being scored by Aguilar. In preparation for the 2010 World Cup, Aguirre called-up Aguilar for a series of international friendly.Mexico's first game of 2010 was a 5–0 win over Bolivia, in which <mask> scored his second goal for Mexico in only his second appearance. He made the final roster for the World Cup. He started the tournament against South Africa, but was replaced by Guardado in the 55th minute. He didn't play in any of the next three matches. He only played in the semi-finals of the Gold Cup after being part of the winning squad. He played in all three group matches as a right-back in the 2011. There was no activity with the national team.The two World Cup intercontinental playoff matches against New Zealand would be the last time that Aguilar would be called up. In Mexico's 5–1 win over New Zealand at the Estadio Azteca on 13 November, Aguilar scored the first goal. Mexico qualified for the World Cup with a combined 9-3 win in the playoffs. The final 23 men for the World Cup would be named. He started at right-back for Mexico in the World Cup. A game-winning volley in overtime was scored by Mexico in the 3–2 result of the 2015 CONCACAF Cup, a one-off tournament meant to serve a qualification to the 2017 Confederations Cup. Juan Carlos Osorio decided not to call-up Aguilar in the run-up to the World Cup after the player criticized his tactics.International goals Scores and results list Mexico's goal tally first. Pachuca Mexican Primera Divisin: Clausura 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011. Club América players are from Pachuca.

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texts: Christina was Queen of Sweden from 1632 until her abdication in 1654. After her father's death at the Battle of Ltzen in 1632, she assumed the throne of the Swedish Empire at the age of eighteen. One of the most learned women of the 17th century was the Swedish queen. She liked books, manuscripts, paintings, and sculptures. She wanted the city to become the "Athens of the North" because of her interest in religion, philosophy and mathematics. She was able to establish an academy or university whenever and wherever she wanted. She began issuing copper in large quantities to serve as currency.Christina's financial extravagance brought the state to the verge of bankruptcy, and the financial difficulties caused public unrest. The Thirty Years' War ended with Christina getting indemnity. She caused a scandal when she decided not to marry and when she secretly converted to Catholicism. TheMinerva of the North gave up the throne to her cousin and settled in Rome. Christina was described as a queen without a realm, a Christian without faith, and a woman without shame by Pope Alexander VII. She protected many Baroque artists, composers, and musicians and played a leading part in the theatrical and musical community. One of the few women buried in the Vatican grotto is Christina, who was the guest of five consecutive popes.Many novels, plays, operas, and film feature her unconventional lifestyle and masculine dressing. Christina's gender and cultural identity are important in her biographies. Christina was born in the castle. Maria Eleonora was the wife of the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus. The first Princess Christina, who was born in 1623 and died the following year, was one of three children they already had. Expectations were high for Maria Eleonora's fourth pregnancy. When the baby was born, it was thought to be a boy as it screamed with a strong, hoarse voice."Deep embarrassment spread among the women when they discovered their mistake," she wrote in her autobiography. She will be clever, she has made fools of us all, stated the king. According to most accounts, Gustav Adolf was very close to his daughter, and she was very fond of him. The Crown of Sweden was hereditary in the House of Vasa, but from King Charles IX's time onward, it excluded Vasa princes descended from a deposed brother and a deposed nephew. The legitimate younger brothers of Gustav Adolf had died many years ago. When Catharine married a non-Lutheran, she became the only legitimate female left. Christina became the heir presumptive.Even though she was a female heir, and even though she was called "queen" by the Riksdag, Christina was still crowned king in February 1633. Before Gustav Adolf left for Germany to defend Protestantism in the Thirty Years' War, he secured his daughter's right to inherit the throne, and gave orders to his marshal that she should receive an education. Her mother was a woman with a volatile temperament. It is possible that she was insane. The king's body was brought home in a coffin with his heart in a separate box after he died. Maria Eleonora wanted the king to be buried with her. She went to see the coffin regularly and demanded that it be kept open.A guard was posted at the room to prevent further episodes after the chancellor was embarrassed. He was not buried until June of 1634, eighteen months later. Oxenstierna introduced the Instrument of Government in 1634. Oxenstierna was the head of the Privy Council, which was mandated by the constitution. Christina became the center of Maria Eleanora's attention after she realized that she had been indifferent to her daughter. In the event of Gustav Adolf's death, his daughter should be cared for by his half-sister, Catherine of Sweden, and his half-brother, Carl Gyllenhielm. Maria Eleonora had her sister-in-law banned from the castle.In 1636, Chancellor Oxenstierna decided to exile the widow to the castle and the governing council decided when she could meet her daughter. Christina was in the company of her aunt Catherine and her family for three years. In 1638, after the death of her aunt and foster mother Catherine of Sweden, the Royal Regency Council under Axel Oxenstierna saw the need to appoint a new foster mother to the queen. In order to prevent the young queen from being dependent upon a single individual and favorite mother figure, the Royal Council decided to split the office of head lady-in-waiting. The title Upptuktelse-Frestnderska ('Castigation Mistress') was given to Beata Oxenstierna and Ebb. The Royal Council's method of giving Queen Christina several foster mothers to avoid her forming an attachment to a single person appears to have been effective, as Christina did not mention her foster mothers directly in her memoirs and did not seem to have formed an attachment to any of them. As a royal male, Christina would have been educated.Her tutor was the theologian Johannes Matthiae Gothus. Tacitus was discussed with Chancellor Oxenstierna. Oxenstierna wrote that the 14-year-old girl was not at all like a female and that she had a bright intelligence. Christina was studying for ten hours a day. She learned at least seven other languages, including Swedish. New Sweden was the first Swedish colony in the New World. In 1638, Minuit built Fort Christina in Delaware and the Christina River was also named after her.Christina was declared an adult in 1644. Holstein and Jutland were overrun by Swedish troops in the Torstenson War. The isles of Gotland and sel were added to Christina's domain, while the districts of Jmtland and Hrjedalen were lost to her. Sweden, which is now virtually controlling the Baltic Sea, had unrestricted access to the North Sea under Christina's rule. The Swedish Africa Company was founded by Louis de Geer in 1649. In 1649, Christina tried to reduce the influence of Oxenstierna and declared her cousin Charles Gustav as her heir presumptive. The Riksdag of the Estates had demanded that Christina reduce the number of noble landholdings that were tax-exempt.She did not implement such a policy. Gustavus Adolphus came to the aid of the German Protestants in the Thirty Years' War to diminish Catholic influence and gain economic influence in the German states around the Baltic Sea. In 1631, Cardinal Richelieu decided France would support Sweden with money and soldiers. But Gustavus died in 1632. Sweden's part in the war continued after Count Oxenstierna became regent. The Swedish army retreated from southern Germany after being defeated in the Battle of Nrdlingen. The war effort was tiring.Chancellor Oxenstierna discovered that Christina's political views differed from his own after she reached her majority. In 1645, he sent his son to the Peace Congress in Osnabrck to argue against peace with the Holy Roman Empire. Christina wanted peace at any cost, so she sent her own delegate. The European wars of religion ended with the signing of the Peace of Westphalia. The five million thalers were used to pay Sweden's troops. Sweden gained a seat and vote in the Diet of the Holy Roman Empire and the Bishopric of Verden as hereditary fiefs after receiving Western Pomerania. She admitted Salvius into the council against Chancellor Oxenstierna's wishes.Christina wanted the opposition to the present aristocracy. In 1645, Christina invited Hugo Grotius to become her librarian, but he died on his way to Rostock. The oldest currently published newspaper in the world was founded by her that same year. In 1647, Freinsheim was appointed as her librarian. Many of the treasures collected by Rudolph II were brought back to Sweden. A number of valuable illustrated works and rare manuscripts were acquired by Christina. There are 100 allerhand Kunstbchern, a hundred art books of different kinds, and two world-famous manuscripts: Codex Gigas and Codex Argenteus.She commissioned 35 paintings from Jacob Jordaens for a ceiling. In 1649, 760 paintings, 170 marble and 100 bronze statues, 33,000 coins and medallions, 600 pieces of crystal, 300 scientific instruments, manuscripts and books were transported to Stockholm. The art was captured by <mask> von Knigsmarck during the Battle of Prague and the negotiations of the Peace of Westphalia and belonged to the Holy Roman Emperor. "Her desire to collect men of learning round her, as well as books and rare manuscripts, became almost a mania," Goldsmith wrote. She asked Heinsius to come to Sweden to purchase more books so that she could catalogue her new collection. Pierre Gassendi was her favorite author. She received a copy of his pascaline.She had a good grasp of history and philosophy. Christina looked for a copy of the Treatise of the Three Impostors while studying Islam and Neostoicism. In 1651, the kabbalist Menasseh ben Israel offered to become her agent or librarian for Hebrew books and manuscripts, as he had recently spelled out his messianic ideas in his latest book, Hope of Israel. Other illustrious scholars who came to visit were Claude Saumaise, Johannes Schefferus, and Samuel Bochart. Christina was an amateur actress and was interested in the plays of Pierre Corneille. In 1647, the Italian architect Antonio Brunati was ordered to build a theatrical setting in one of the larger rooms of the palace. The court poet wrote several plays in the Swedish language, such as Den fngne Cupido eller Laviancu de Diane, performed with Christina in the main part of the goddess Diana.An Italian opera troupe in 1652 with Vincenzo Albrici, and a Dutch theater troupe in 1653 with Ariana Nozeman and Susanna van Lee, were some of the foreign companies she invited to play at Bollhuset. Anne Chabanceau de La Barre was a court singer. The French ballet troupe that Oxenstierna employed from 1638 had to teach Christina how to move more elegantly. Christina's friend, the French ambassador Pierre Chanut, asked the philosopher René Descartes for a copy of his work. Christina was interested in beginning a correspondence with Descartes after showing the queen some of the letters. Descartes was hesitant until she asked him to organize a scientific academy. A ship was sent to pick up the philosopher.Descartes arrived in 1649. He lived with Chanut and finished his work. It's highly unlikely that Descartes wrote a ballet on her birthday. He probably started his private lessons for the queen on the day after. He was invited to the castle at 5:00 AM every day to discuss philosophy and religion with Christina. They didn't like each other, she didn't like his mechanical view, and he didn't appreciate her interest in Ancient Greek. Descartes wrote on January 15 that he had only seen Christina four or five times.Descartes got a cold on February 1, 1650. According to Chanut, the cause of his death was pneumonia, and he died early in the morning of 11 February 1650. At the age of nine, Christina was impressed by the merits of celibacy and the Catholic religion. She was interested in the biography of the virgin queen of England. It was expected of Christina to give an heir to the Swedish throne. Charles was secretly engaged to her before he left in 1642 to serve in the Swedish army. Christina stated in her book that she didn't like marriage and didn't like all the things females talked about.She wore men's shoes for the sake of convenience as she slept three to four hours a night, forgot to comb her hair, and donned her clothes in a hurry. Her hair became her trademark. She shared a bed with her female friend, whom she may have had a sexual relationship with. Most of Christina's spare time was spent with la belle comtesse. She introduced the passion of her youth to the English ambassador and praised both her mind and her beauty. When Christina left Sweden, she continued to write letters to her, telling her that she would always love her. Christina used the same style when writing to women she had never met, but whose writings she admired.Christina decided not to marry and instead wanted her first cousin Charles to be the heir to the throne. Clergy, burghers, and peasants accepted it despite the nobility's objection. The event took place in October of 1650. Christina entered the castle in a carriage draped in black velvet and pulled by three white horses. The last carriages of the procession did not leave Jacobsdal until after the first carriages arrived. The four estates were invited to dine together. A whole ox roast was served, illuminations sparkled, and a themed parade took place on 24 October.Johannes Matthiae, who since 1638 had been working on a new Swedish school system, represented a gentler attitude than most Lutherans. He suggested a new church order, but it was voted down because it was seen as a form of Calvinism. Three years later, the proposal had to be withdrawn after Queen Christina defended him against the advice of Oxenstierna. Some aspects of free theological thinking were made impossible by the introduction of the Book of Concord. Christina was again behind Matthiae, who was opposed to this. The Book of Concord wasn't introduced. She had a long conversation with Antonio Macedo, secretary and interpreter for Portugal's ambassador.In August 1651, Macedo smuggled a letter from Christina to his general in Rome. Paolo Casati and Francesco Malines came to Sweden in the spring of 1652 to study theology and natural sciences. She was interested in Catholic views on sin, the immortality of the soul, rationality, and free will. Cardinal Chigi was made aware of her plans by the two scholars. Christina became a Catholic around May 1652. King Philip IV of Spain sent the Spanish diplomat Antonio Pimentel de Prado to Sweden. Christina had a nervous breakdown after working at least ten hours a day for almost twenty years.She had high blood pressure, bad eyesight, and pain in her neck. The court physician, Grégoire Franois Du Rietz, collapsed in 1651. Pierre Bourdelot arrived in Sweden in February 1652. He held no faith in blood-letting and instead ordered sufficient sleep, warm baths, and healthy meals, as opposed to Christina's previously ascetic way of life. She was only twenty-five and Bourdelot asked her to stop studying and work so hard because he wanted her to take more pleasure in life. For a long time, Christina was a big fan of the works of Martial and Petronius. The doctor showed her the erotic sonnets that he kept in his luggage.Bourdelot undermined her principles. She became an epicurean. Her mother and de la Gardie were against the activities of Bourdelot and tried to


texts: convince her to change her mind. When Christina decided she wanted her first cousin Charles to be heir to the throne, she agreed to stay on the condition the council never asked her to marry again. Christina lost a lot of her popularity after the beheading of Arnold Messenius and his son, who accused her of being a "Jezebel". According to them,Christina was bringing everything to ruin, and that she cared for nothing but sport and pleasure. She founded the Amaranten order in 1653.The first knight was Antonio Pimentel, who had to promise not to marry again. She ordered Vossius and Heinsius to make a list of 6,000 books and manuscripts to be packed and shipped to Antwerp. She told the Council of her plans to step down. She was told by Oxenstierna that she would regret her decision in a few months. The Riksdag discussed her proposals. She asked for 200,000 rikstalers a year. She was secured financially through the town of Norrkping, the isles of Gotland, land sel and Poel, and Neukloster in Mecklenburg and estates in Pomerania.Her plan to convert was one of the reasons for her abdication. She and Oxenstierna created 17 counts, 46 barons and 428 lesser nobles within ten years. They sold or mortgaged crown property to provide adequate appanages for these new peers. The number of noble families increased from 300 to 600 during her ten years in power. On some occasions, the same piece of land was given away twice, because the donations were not always registered. On June 6, 1654, Christina abdicated her throne in favor of her cousin Charles Gustav. Christina's regalia were ceremonially removed from her one by one during the abdication ceremony.She had to take the crown off herself because she didn't move. She gave her farewell speech in a white dress and left the throne to Charles X Gustav, who was dressed in black. She "stood there as pretty as an angel" according to Brahe. Later that day, Charles Gustav was crowned. Within a few days, Christina left the country. In the summer of 1654 Christina left Sweden in men's clothing and rode throughDenmark as Count Dohna. The relationship between the two countries was so tense that a former Swedish queen couldn't travel safely.Valuable books, paintings, statues, and tapestries from her castle were already packed and shipped abroad. The Duke of Holstein-Gottorp, Frederick III, thought that his successor should have a bride. She recommended the Duke's daughters to Charles. He married Hedwig Eleonora based on this recommendation. Jacob and Christina stayed at the Krameramtsstuben on July 10. Christina visited Anna Maria van Schurman in the Dutch Republic. She arrived in the Southern Netherlands in August.Christina was in the mansion for four months. The Prince de Condé, the ambassador Pierre Chanut, and the former governor of Norway all visited her. There was a play to watch or music to listen to when she went for a ride in the afternoons. Christina had to sell her tapestries, silverware, and jewelry because she ran out of money. When her financial situation did not improve, the archduke invited her to his palace. The Dominican Juan Gumes, Raimondo Montecuccoli and Pimentel were present when she converted to the Catholic faith. She changed her name to Christina Alexander.In case the Swedish council wouldn't pay her alimony, she didn't declare her conversion in public. Sweden was preparing for war against Pomerania, which reduced her income from there. The pope and Philip IV of Spain could not publicly support her because she was not a Catholic yet. Christina left books and statues to settle her debts after arranging a major loan. She left for Italy in September with a large group of people and horses. Lucas Holstenius, the pope's messenger, waited for her in Innsbruck. On November 3, 1655, Christina wrote to Pope Alexander VII and her cousin Charles X about her conversion to Catholicism.An opera by Antonio Cesti was performed to celebrate her conversion. Ferdinand Charles, Archduke of Austria, who is in financial trouble, was almost ruined by her visit. Her departure was on November 8. The journey through Italy was planned in detail by the Vatican and had a great success in Ferrara, Bologna, Faenza and Rimini. Christina became acquainted with the handsome brothers Santinelli, who impressed her with their poetry and dancing, and she took them into service. The official entry into Rome took place in a couch designed by Bernini. After meeting Bernini, Christina invited him to her apartment and they became lifelong friends.The pope gave her confirmation two days later. She received a feminine form of the pope's name. Bernini decorated her wing inside the Vatican. Pope Alexander VII celebrated the triumph of Christina's visit to Rome. She was the only preoccupation of the Pope and his court. She was treated to a round of fireworks, jousts, acrobatics, and operas by the nobles. Marco Marazzoli wrote an opera called Vita Humana.At the Palazzo Barberini, where she was welcomed on 28 February by a few hundred privileged spectators, she watched an amazing carousel. The Palazzo Farnese was owned by the Duke of Parma. She held the palace open to visitors from the higher classes who kept themselves busy with poetry and intellectual discussions. On January 24, 1656, Christina opened an academy in the palace called Academy of Arcadia, where the participants enjoyed music, theater, and literature. Reyer Anslo was presented to her. The first tourist to visit North Cape, Norway was a Franciscan named Francesco Negri. The man who served as Christina's confessor for eight years was a Franciscan named pater Laurentius.Christina gave a lot of gossip when socializing with men her own age. Cardinal Decio Azzolino was responsible for the Vatican's correspondence with European courts when he was a secretary to the ambassador in Spain. He was the leader of the squadrone volante, a movement within the catholic church. The pope asked Christina and Azzolino to shorten their visits to her palace, but they remained lifelong friends. Christina wrote a letter to Azzolino on January 26, 1676, in which she said she wouldn't offend God or give him reason to be upset. His responses were more reserved as he promised to remain celibate. The Swedes had taken all of Christina's revenue because the princess had become a Catholic.The Kingdom of Naples was ruled by King Philip IV of Spain. The locals had fought before the Neapolitan Republic was created in order to liberate Naples from Spanish rule. The Duke of Guise gave up on the second expedition after it failed. France and Spain are fighting for control of Naples. She planned to leave the crown to France after she died. Pimentel and Gumes were among the Spanish servants that Christina sent home. Christina arrived in Marseille nine days after she set sail from Civitavecchia.She traveled to Paris with the Duke of Guise. Mazarin gave her no official sponsorship but instructed her to be celebrated and entertained in every town on her way north. Ladies were shocked by her masculine appearance and demeanor and the unguarded freedom of her conversation when she arrived in Paris. When visiting the ballet with la Grande Mademoiselle, she surprised me very much, applauding the parts which pleased her, taking God to witness, throwing herself back in her chair, and resting them on the arms of her chair. The young Louis XIV and his mother, Anne of Austria, treated Christina with respect. The arrangement between her and Louis XIV was ready. Christina would be the queen of the Kingdom of Naples and be guarantor against Spanish aggression.She would be able to negotiate peace between France and Spain, as well as being financially independent of the Swedish king. Christina went to the convent at Lagny-sur-Marne to see the beautiful and atheistic Ninon de l'Enclos. She left France in October and arrived in Torino. Christina lived in the palace during the winter to escape the plague which ravaged several regions. Half of the population died within two years during the Naples Plague. She returned to France in July 1657. She didn't know where she stayed that summer.On 15 October 1657 apartments were assigned to her at the Palace of Fontainebleau, where she committed an act that stained her memory: the execution of her master. She suspected him of disloyalty for two months and secretly seized his correspondence, which showed that he had betrayed her interests. Three packages of letters were given to Le Bel by Christina. Three days later, at one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, she summoned Monaldeschi into the Galerie des Cerfs, discussing the matter and letters with him. He wanted betrayal to be punished with death. She thought he had pronounced his own death sentence. Le Bel was to receive his confession after an hour.Both Le Bel and Monaldeschi begged for mercy, but he was stabbed by his domestics. He wore his coat of mail and was chased around in an adjacent room before they were able to save him. 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Christina was told by Mazarin that she alone was responsible for the brawl and that she should place the blame on courtiers. She wrote to Louis XIV and two weeks later he paid her a visit.In Rome, people didn't feel the same about the murder of an Italian nobleman by a barbarian with Santinelli as one of her executioners. The letters that proved his guilt were gone when Christina left them with Le Bel. According to Le Bel, the letters were supposed to deal with Christina's "amours" or someone else. She wrote her own version of the story. Christina had judicial rights over the members of her court, according to her vindicator. As her peers saw it, Christina had to emphasize right and wrong and her sense of duty was strong. She considered herself a queen all her life.She stayed in Fontainebleau as nobody else offered her a place because Cromwell didn't encourage her to go to England. Christina had no choice but to leave Anne of Austria because she was impatient to be rid of her cruel guest. Santinelli was dismissed from Rome in 1659 after she claimed to be her ambassador in Vienna. On May 15, 1658, Christina arrived in Rome for the second time, but this time it was not a triumph. Her popularity was lost when she was executed. Pope Alexander VII did not want any more visits from her. She was described as a woman born of a barbarian and living with barbarous thoughts.The pope was relieved when she moved to Palazzo Riario, below the Jani, because it was close to the Quirinal Palace. Cardinal Azzolino, her "bookkeeper", signed the contract, and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals She lived at the Riario Palace for the rest of her life. She decorated the walls with tapestries by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi and paintings from the Venetian School and Renaissance. It is thought that Christina was interested in classical history because her collections included a lot of mythological imagery. There was no Roman collection of art like hers. She owned Correggio's Dana and two versions of Titian's Venus and Adonis, tapestries, sculpture, medaillons, drawings by Raphael, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Titian, Veronese and Goltzius.Christina was told that Charles X Gustav had died in February. Charles XI was five years old. If Charles XI died, she would take over the throne again, because she had left it to her first cousin and his descendant. She was a Catholic and the clergy wouldn't let the priests celebrate any Masses. Christina went to Norrkping. She spent a year in Germany to get her finances in order so she could return to Rome. She left her income to Diego Teixeira in exchange for him sending her a monthly allowance and covering her debts.She entertained the family in her own lodgings. She arrived in Rome for the third time in the summer of 1662. She resolved to return to Sweden once more in 1666 after a number of complaints. She was only allowed to settle in Swedish Pomerania after Norrkping. Christina decided to go back to her hometown. Alexander VII, her tormentor, died in May 1667. Clement IX, a victory for the Squadrone Volante, was a regular visitor to her palace.She threw a party in her delight at his election, with illuminations and wine in the fountain outside. The Queen escaped through a back door after the party ended in a shooting and an attempt to seize her. She met again with Giuseppe Borri. John II Casimir abdicated the Polish–Lithuanian throne and returned to France. Christina was a member of the House of Vasa and put herself forward as a candidate for the throne. She wanted to be an old maid and become a Catholic. She had Pope Clement IX's support, but her failure seemed to please her since she could return to her beloved Azzolino.She left the city in October of 1668. Christina's last entry in Rome took place on November 22, 1668. They had a common interest in plays. The Accademia in the Great Hall had a platform for singers and players. She was one of the few people the pope wanted to see at his deathbed. The first public theatre in Rome was founded by Christina in 1671. Clement X was worried about the influence of theatre on morals.After Innocent XI became pope, he made Christina's theatre into a storeroom